Burger King

"Service was amazing! Food came out fast and hot and just like we ordered! Over all very pleased"

"Plainly told the lady taking my order what I wanted twice still got it wrong not to mention came off rude taking my order, tried to call to resolve the issue because I only get a short lunch break and didn’t notice till I got it out to eat it no one answered, they’ve lost my business."

"The manager was completely ill prepared to be in that position. The order was wrong . When I took my sandwich back up to the counter she was very obviously angry that I had the audacity to complain about getting the wrong food."

"Manager James went out of his way to find kids toys that our boys wanted. He was super nice about it and didn't seem to mind doing what he did. Made our boys happy. Thanks James"

"We left from arguably a pretty influential night at DB. Just thought hey we could grab a quick bite from the local BK seeing as it was 10:11 pm and they are open until 12 am on Friday’s. We obviously did not want to come in at the last moment but seeing as we had an hour and 45 mins left we figured it would be acceptable. Little did we know we were about to encounter someone on their worst day. Sometimes life and the workload gets overwhelming. Unfortunately that is just something we cannot control. One thing we can control is how we handle unforeseen circumstances. The gentleman wearing all black I’m assuming was the manager on duty and he was highly unprofessional. Again I give some people the benefit of the doubt but we saw it customer after customer. Hateful snarky comments and yelling at staff after every order about how they were short staffed and how DB should have kept the kids longer. At 10:33 he shut down. Literally. He told every customer that they were no longer taking orders. I just felt his place of authority was wrongly trusted as I saw other service crew members take it in stride and were courteous. I hope that gentleman had a better outlook going forward but on this particular night he was dreadfully arrogant and repetitively fussing ad nauseam. We will take our business elsewhere going forward."